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Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Low Thermal Conductivity Yarn

Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Low Thermal Conductivity Yarn

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20 m³
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68 m³/month

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Ceramic Fiber Yarn Low Thermal Conductivity

Description for Ceramic Fiber Yarn

Ceramic fiber Yarn is made from high quality clay, high

purity alumina and silica oxides by spun or blown process.


Ceramic fiber yarn has a range of products:ordinary type,standard form,high-purity type, high-alumina type and containing zirconium type.Different types of products used  different materials. performance of ceramic fiber yarn also has difference,and they are suitable for different workong temperatures.


Ceramic fiber yarn can be used after optional cutting .When ceramic fiber yarn storage should be paid attention to moistureproof.The high-alumina type and containing zirconium type products can be directly used as furnace lining .And using high-temperature refractory adhesive when stick.


Features for Ceramic Fiber Yarn

Low thermal conductivity

High tensile strength

Resilient to thermal shock

Corrosion resistance

Advandage for Ceramic Fiber Yarn

◆High-purity type

◆High-temperature refractory

◆Al Content (%): 32-55

◆Type: 1260℃ STD/HP, 1350℃ HA, 1430℃ HZ

◆Density: 64-160kg/m3

◆Size: 12.5×610×14400mm, 25×610×7200mm, 50×610×3600mm


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Can we accept OEM for Ceramic Fiber Yarn?

YES! We can according your demand to produce.

 

Can we accept the detective of the third-party verification company ?

YES! We can accept the detective from any third-party verification company including the SGS, BV and so on.


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Q: I have a 14 foot boat that I would like to finish the exterior is fine, the interior however is completely unfinished and i would like to finish it my self.I was told to use gelcoat, that being said how do i apply it to the boat? the interior is completely sanded and ready i just dont know how to finish it.
The gel coat of a GFRP moulding is normally sprayed onto the female mold prior to the laminates, it is subject to cracking and crazing as it is unsupported by the reinforcing fibers and will never look like a finished surfaceYour best bet might be a urethane coating, like truck bed liner or an epoxy finish like the garage floor kits that the home stores sell.The epoxy kit can be applied at home the bed liner should be professionally installedThese will stick like S^% to a blanket and be flexable enough to resist the cracking, etcand still look good as time goes by although the epoxy might be a little slick when wetGood luck and smooth sailing.
Q: i was told of a flat iron that doesn't damage your hairis this true?
It is not 'real' dirt or 'real' grassGo to any hobby or craft shopBuy a block of wood the size you wantCover it in white glue, dip most of it in craft sand or cleaned beach sandFor the top, get any type of fake greenery sold at craft stores or hobby/train shopsI'd LOVE to know what they are selling this forIt is about a 10 minute project.
Q: european yarn labels (knitting)?
mM 1/1000 M mL 1/1000 L So the easiest first step is to convert mM and mL to Moles and Liters0.375 L and 0.090 MSo now you have the starting point for a dilution equation: M1 x V1 M2 x V2 0.375 L x 0.090 M 0.313 M x V2 (the missing variable) V2 0.1078 L 107.8 mL stock solution 108 mL using sig.digits in a gradcylwith water added to equal 375 mL to solution.
Q: My boyfriend really wants a purple zebra print blanket for his birthday but all I've been able to find is a regular black and white zebra print oneI was thinking of just buying that one and then dying it purple with something like an at home tie dye kitThe one I found is this like a plush blanket and it's really soft.What worries me though is after I dye the blanket will it be less soft or will it still feel the same?Also the color won't bleed or fade when he washes it right?
it has nothing to do with amount of sodium, fiber or the fact that they are called diet YOU HAVE TO COUNT CALORIES!!! find calorie/fitness calculator on the net, enter all your stats and it will tell you how many calories a day you need to maintain your weighttake 300-400calories off that number and thats how many you need to lose weightwork out - cardio 4-6 times a week for 30-50min plus light weight training 8 glasses of water a day 5-8 servings of fruit and vegetables a day instead of big meals eat 5-6 small meals a day (portion control) no junk food, no bleached flower (e.g.white bread, pasta), no sodas
Q: right now I sleep in the shirt I used all day and I put shorts on and it can be 56 degrease Fahrenheit in my room and I am still very hot every night
shouldnt you be sleeping?
Q: I'm going to Zenkaikon in MarchOne of the weapons I need to make requires pink insulation foamSo, as the question statesdoes pink insulation foam bend without breaking? Also what is the best way to paint it?
I agree with the above posterI would call the doctor back and see if they will do a cultureTwo weeks is a long time for loose bowels If he is drinking milk, then you could give him some pedialyte to help keep him hydratedMy son would get dehydrated when he had upset stomachI wouldn't do Koolaid b/c of the sugarSome people recommend Gatorade but I'd ask the doctor about thatMy son only drinks water, juice (maybe a cup per day) and milkHe's 21 months old As far as the fiber, I don't understand why they would want to do that eitherBasically, when my son has upset stomach - no juice and I give him bananas and applesauce to help calm his stomach down Good luck!
Q: Apart from the obvious that one is for the base, and the other for the top layer how are they different?
If you are talking about attic insulation, the base layer will have a vapor barrier next to the ceiling then insulation on top of thatIn a lot of houses built in the last two decades they put down a layer of fiberglass insulation with a kraft facing that is put facing down next to the ceilingOn top of the fiberglass they will blow in cellulose or some form of loose insulating materialSome use a solid foam core insulation as a base to put either fiberglass or loose fill overSince the foam is solid it will act as a vapor barrierThe best vapor barrier would be plastic sheeting put on the ceiling joists before drywall is installedHowever, obviously, that is impractical if the ceiling is already in placeHope this helps.
Q: During the day it's about 65/70 degrees, but at night I pretty much MUST have the fan on to sleep (the noise and temperature both help me a lot to get to sleep), and it drops down and gets pretty coldMy ferret has a bed, with blanketsEvery time I've picked her up after she's been in the bed she's been very warmMy question is - even though she has the bed to keep warm, is it still bad for her to to be in such a cold environment? If so, is there anything I can do for her to improve the situation, WITHOUT removing the fan from the equation?I only turn the fan on low, by the wayIt has 3 speeds, and I ALWAYS have it on 1.
That's fineIn fact, some sources will tell you that a ferret is most comfortable at temperatures a bit below room temperature As long as a ferret has a proper bed, low temperatures (as long as they aren't below freezing) shouldn't bother themThere are even some people who keep their ferrets entirely outside- they just give them properly insulated nesting boxes to sleep in during the cold monthsAs a side note, ferrets were domesticated from european polecats which live in part in russia! That's about as snowy and cold as it gets.
Q: hi,i want to try felting a knitted piece, but all i have read so far about felting suggests wool and i have used 100% acrylic yarn uld acrylic be feltedgt;thanks
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